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BK

1st ed.

New York : Library of America, c1998

xii, 857 s., [32] s. příl. : il.

ISBN 1-883011-59-0 (váz.)

The Library of America ; [vol.] 105

Obsahuje černobílé fotografie, mapky, chronologii, bibliografické poznámky, glosář, rejstřík

Válka vietnamská - publicistika americká - r. 1959-1975 - reportáže

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Peter R. Kann A Long, Leisurely Drive Through Mekong Delta Tells Much of the War Pacification and Vietnamization: November 1969 ... 1 // Seymour M. Hersh The My Lai Massacre An Atrocity Is Uncovered: November 1969 ... 13 // Frangine du Plessix Gray The Moratorium and the New Mobe // The Anti-War Movement: November 1969 ... 28 // T. D. Allman Massacre at Takeo // Cambodia: April 1970 ... 50 // James A. Michener from Kent State: What Happened and Why // Kent, Ohio: May 1970 ... 57 // Mike Kinsley “I think we have a very unhappy colleague-on-leave tonight” // Kissinger and Harvard: May 1970 ... 85 // Don Oberdörfer Dawn at Memorial: Nixon, Youths Talk // Washington: May 1970 ... 96 // Fred J. Cook Hard-Hats: The Rampaging Patriots // Violence in New York City: May 1970 ... 99 // Stewart Alsop The American Class System // Fairness and the Draft: 1970 ...118 // Peter R. Kann Vietnamese Alienate Cambodians in Fight Against Mutual Enemy // War in Cambodia: July 1970 ...122 // James Sterba Scraps of Paper from Vietnam // A Reporter’s Collage: 1969-1970 ...129 // John Saar You Can’t Just Hand Out Orders An Army of Reluctant Draftees: October 1970 ...153 // Doris Kearns from Who Was Lyndon Baines Johnson? // LBJ Remembers Vietnam: 1970 ...161 // John Saar A Frantic Night on the Edge of Laos // An Accidental Bombing: February 1971 ...181 // Gloria Emerson At Border Crossing Into Laos, the Litter of Troops and History The Invasion of Laos: February 1971 ...186 //

John E. Woodruff The Meo of Laos // The Hmong: February 1971 ...190 // Gloria Emerson Copters Return from Laos with the Dead // (CA small despairing scene’3: February 1971 ...204 // Gloria Emerson Spirit of Saigon’s Army Shaken in Laos // uThey all became dust33: March 1971 ...207 // Karl Fleming The Homecoming of Chris Mead A Veteran Returns: March 1971 ...212 // Donald Kirk Who Wants To Be the Last American Killed in Vietnam? // Troop Withdrawals and Morale: August 1971 ...217 // ??? Buckley Portrait of an Aging Despot // A Visit with General Loan: 1971 ...235 // Gloria Emerson We Are All “Bui Doi” // A Reporter’s Life: February 1970-February 1972 ...247 // Zalin Grant “Don’t Sell Your Soul” // Dissension Among POWs: April 1971-April 1972 ...264 // Robert Shaplen We Have Always Survived // Life in Saigon: Spring 1972 ...281 // John Saar Report from the Inferno // The North Vietnamese Offensive: April 1972 ...335 // Sydney H. Schanberg The South Vietnamese Retreat Quang Tri Is Abandoned: May 1972 ...342 // Rudolph Rauch A Record of Sheer Endurance Battle of An Loc: June 1972 ...350 // Peter Braestrup The South Vietnamese Army // Commanders and Soldiers: July 1972 ...353 // Joseph Kraft Letter from Hanoi // ccWe have been fighting eleven centuries”: July 1972. ... 369 // Hunter S. Thompson from Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail  72 Protests at the Republican Convention, Miami: August 1972 ...384 // Sydney H. Schanberg The Saigon Follies, or, Trying to Head Them Off at Credibility Gap The Military and the Press: 1972 ...394 //

Fox Butterfield Who Was This Enemy? // Writings by North Vietnamese Soldiers: 1973 ...408 // Flora Lewis Vietnam Peace Pacts Signed; // America’s Longest War Halts // The Paris Accords: January 1973 ...420 // Arnold R. Isaacs War Lingers in Hamlets as Cease-Fire Hour Passes // After the Cease-Fire: January 1973 ...425 // H. D. S. Greenway A Night with the Vietcong // Visit to a PRG Zone: March 1973 ...429 // John S. McCain III How the POW’s Fought Back A Navy Pilot in North Vietnam: October 1967-March 1973 ...434 // H. D. S. Greenway Last GIs Leave South Vietnam // ccOur mission has been accomplished”: March 1973 ... 464 // Sydney H. Schanberg Bomb Error Leaves Havoc in Neak Luong // War in Cambodia: August 1973 ...470 // Philip A. McCombs Scars of Delta Savagery // War in South Vietnam: March 1974 ...474 // William Greider Viet Vets: A Sad Reminder // “The old anger, the old pain”: March 1974 ...479 // Donald Kirk ‘T watched them saw him 3 days” // A Khmer Rouge Execution: July 1974 ...484 // Sydney H. Schanberg In a Besieged Cambodian City // Suffering in Neak Luong: January 197s ...486 // Bernard Weinraub A Highlands Mother Escapes, but Pays a Terrible Toll // The Fall of Ban Me Thuot: March 197s ...489 // Paul Vogle A Flight Into Hell // Le Kim Dinh For Those Who Flee, Life Is “Hell on Earth” // Refugees at Cam Ranh Bay: April 197s ...496 // Philip Caputo The Battle of Xuan Loc //

“Pulverized stone and charred timbers”: April 197? ...499 // Sydney H. Schanberg The Fall of Phnom Penh // Cambodia: April-May 197s ...504 // Philip Caputo “Running Again—the Last Retreat” // Refugees on “the street without joy”: April 197s ...527 // Keyes Beech We Clawed for Our Lives! // A Reporter Pie es Saigon: April 197s ...53i // Bob Tamarkin Diary of S. Viet’s Last Hours // The Evacuation Ends: April 197s ...537 // George Esper Communists Enter Saigon // “Then we drove into Saigon”: April 197s ...546 // Peter Arnett U.S. Embassy Looted // “Documents floated about”: April 197s ...549 // Malcolm W. Browne Tenderness, Hatred and Grief Mark Saigon’s Last Days // “Vietnam’s black fate”: May 197s ...551 // Michael Herr Dispatches // A Correspondent’s Memoir: 1967-197S ...555 // Maps ...767 // Chronology, 1940-1995 ...771 // Biographical Notes ...800 // Note on the Texts ...811 // Notes ...817 // Glossary ...833 // Index ...839